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Alice H Aycock

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Maria Kirkland

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02/10/2015

Alice H Aycock

A photo of Alice H Aycock (1916 - 2003)

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Maria Kirkland

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02/10/2015

love you grandma you were my world and still are ty for always being there for me. I love you

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Alice Odessa (Hamill) Gregory Aycock Sep 5, 1916 - Jan 15, 2003 Weldon, North Carolina

Alice was a very special woman who was loved by all that knew her. She had two Children Dolphus Gregory Jr. and Christine V. Gregory. She Lived in the family homestead for 85 of her 86 years. Raised her grand daughter Maria Hope Clark. She was loved by all of her grand daughters friends and seen as a surrogate grand mother to them as Well. She had 11 grandchildren and 15 great grandkids. Alice's first husband and father of her two Children was Dolphus L. Gregory. Her second husband was James Exum Aycock.

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